First of all, this is a beautiful cover. It's boarder and the picture inside is reminiscent of a greeting card. But what is more beautiful is what the image represents. In the picture two lovers are seperated by a chasm, but the love that is the vine still surrounds them both and holds them together. That vine has a special meaning to believers. It represents God and his church and a believer's connection to him. You know, love's initial phase of infatuation was great but this book handles love's ultimate crash to earth and reality. If you don't know by now that love is supreme to me, that it is not only my occupation but my preoccupation, you are not paying attention. But love also is my belief, so it is important for me to get this phase right, to get love back on track and keep its promise and sweetness in the end. The vine, the wine, and the miracle performed at the wedding when water was turned to wine, all these things contribute a vintage plot. The grapes, the crushing, fermenting, the intoxication, and ultimately the great celebration, of that wine works so well to keep love on track in this story. After all, love, like wine should get better with time. This is the wine of The Love Scrolls series and if love to you is no longer intoxicating, you need to drink up this book. Perhaps you will be quoting like me, "As wine is to the body, love is to the spirit." The Love Scrolls: Antitheses is my second written work. Visit thelovescrolls.com for more.